StarTech.com SV1653DXI, SV3253DXI manual Using the Modem feature, Background

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Instruction Manual

Using the Modem feature

NOTE: Requires an RJ45 to DB9 adapter. Please see StarTech.com

part number(s): GC98FF (DB9 Female to RJ45 Female Adapter) or GC98MF (DB9 Male to RJ45 Female) as applicable.

Background

The modem feature allows the SVxx53DXI to act as an Internet connec- tion server for increased security and flexibility in connecting with the host computer.

Unlike the TCP/IP connection used with the standard Web configuration and VNC clients, the modem creates a one-to-one connection between the SVxx53DXI and the computer you are using to manage the host computer that is essentially private, as it bypasses the public Internet completely.

Please note that this feature requires both an external modem (most stan- dard connection protocols are supported) and a dedicated phone line that can be connected to the modem for external access. While it is possible to use the modem feature through some PBX systems, this increases the complexity and reduces the performance of the connection. For clarity, the instructions presented here assume that the modem is connected to a typical POTS (plain old telephone system) line that is not routed through a phone management system or shared with other devices. If you wish to use this feature through a PBX system, it may require some experimenta- tion and additional support from your telecom services provider, and is not supported by StarTech.com.

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Contents Switch over IP FCC Compliance Statement Table of Contents Radius Built-in Terminal Emulation Features Package ContentsIntroduction Required Cables and Hardware All applicationsInstallation Page Configuration Using the On-Screen DisplayPage Using Dhcp IP Address MAC Address 00-0E-C5-00-08-1A Device Name noneWeb Configuration Using Static IP Please noteSubnet Mask Default Gateway Connecting the Host Computer to the Unit Disabling Mouse Acceleration on the Host ComputerWindows Windows XP and Windows ServerLinux, Unix and X-Windows Using the Web Interface Ctrl + SpaceLogin Screen Web Interface Introduction HomeThumbnails User Preferences Logout File TransferPage CD-ROM Web Server Requirements VNC Admin Functions Network ConfigEthernet Address MAC Address IP Addresses and RoutingDomain Name Server optional Ethernet BridgingUser Accounts Edit DetailsAdd users System IdentUser List Machine NameContact Name Other identification detailsLocation Network AddressSecurity CompatibilityDescription Snmp Modem Time/DateFirmware Auto Self Upgrade Manual UploadPurchase Options Info Functions StatusPort Numbers Site map Menu VNC InterfaceHelp Menu Copyright MenuNative VNC Client SSH Tunnel with Native VNC clientBribar Feature Vncviewer -tunnel Using the VNC MenuPage Page Main Menu Status PS/2 ResetIdentification Min/Avg/Max/AutoLogout Video TuningThumbnails VirtKeysVirtKeys Menu Video Tuning Menu Changes/framePicture Positioning Advanced Sampling PhaseColor Offset Noise FilterFlatness Filter Getting Peak Video PerformanceUsing the Advanced Video Tuning Feature Page Disk Control Menu Accessing KVM Features OSD OperationsChanging Your Configuration OSD Function KeysUsing the Modem feature BackgroundConnecting a Modem Modem configuration Configuring the Remote Connection Click View network connectionsAccessing the Web Interface Performance Notes Modem Troubleshooting Guide What is a security certificate?About Security Certificate Warnings Is my data safe? Installing the new certificateWhy do I receive a warning when accessing the login screen? Can I prevent the warning from occurring?Page How to find the Built-in Terminal Emulator Built-in Terminal EmulationNavigating the Menus How to create a New Connection Using the Wizard Page Page Directly enter a command Linux shellQuit / Start over Cannot login via SSH TroubleshootingForgotten master password After resync, the mouse pointers are still not alignedCertificate warning shown when connecting via Https Choose Preferences MouseSignal RJ45Technical Specifications AC Power Source Use the proper Power CordDo Not Remove Cover Technical Support Warranty Information Limitation of Liability